Terminals
Newark Liberty Intercontinental Airport has 3 passenger terminals, with 3 concourses each one. Terminals A & B were originally built in 1973.
Terminal A: It is the only terminal with no immigration facilities.
Terminal B: It is the sole terminal in Newark Airport which is directly operated by the Porth Authority.
Terminal C: It is the newest terminal, owned by United.
Some interesting data
- 3 Terminals and 3 runways
- Newark Airport was opened in 1928, being the first major airport in New York area and in the United States.
- London, Tel Aviv and Paris are the busiest international routes.
- Orlando, San Francisco and Los Angeles are the busiest domestic routes.
Transport
From Newark Airport passengers have the following transportation options available:
Airport Express: One of the most popular bus routes to get to Manhattan.
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Bus: There are several public transportation bus routes to move around.
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Taxi: Get to Manhattan in just 35 minutes.
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Transfers: If you want private transportation to and from Newark Airport, you can book a transfer to your preferred destination.
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Car Rental: Renting a car is a good option to move around.
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AirTrain Transport
The AirTrain is a free rail system that connects the terminals with the train station and other facilities such as parking, car rental locations, among other areas at Newark Airport.
AirTrain runs to Amtrak and New Jersey Transit (Northeast Corridor and North Jersey Coast Line).
Passengers can also reach Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wilmington Station in Wilmington, Delaware, Penn Station in New York City, Stamford Station in Stamford, Connecticut and Union Station in New Haven, Connecticut.
Services
At Newark Airport passengers will find the following services available:
- Restaurants and cafeterias
- Shops
- Duty Free
- Charging Stations
- Shoe shine service
- Accessible services
- Medical Offices
- Pet Relief Area
- TSA Pre-Check Office
- Welcome Center
- ATM
- Currency Exchange
- Concierge Services
Lost and Found
For items lost at the aircraft, please, contact with your airline.
On the other part, items lost at TSA Security Check Point:
Phone: +1 (908) 787-0667.
E-mail: ewrlostandfound@panynj.gov
Contact
Address: 3 Brewster Road, Newark, NJ 07114, United States
Telephone: +1 (973) 961-6000
About New York
New York is one of the most famous cities in the world. Known for its amazing architecture, its museums, its skycrapers and a mix of cultures, New York is a city that offers plenty of plans for everybody.
From Brooklyn Bridge to the High Line, 5th Avenue, Central Park, the MET, etc., these are some of the must see stops during your stay in Manhattan.
You cannot miss either the views from the Empire State Building, Broadway theatre, among others.
Enjoy the city that never sleeps!